Jewels Of Slovenia & Croatia
Starting at: $1,239.00
8 days from Ljubljana to Ljubljana
HIGHLIGHTS
Individual headsets
Inside visits and special features:
Shown in UPPERCASE in the tour description including admission charges where
applicable.
Sightseeing:
Visits to Postojna Caves
Scenic Highlights:
Dalmatian Coast, Neretva Gorges
Guides:
Guided city sightseeing in Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik, Mostar, Sarajevo, Plitvice National Park,
Zagreb, Ljubljana; professional Tour Director while touring
ITINERARY
Day 1 Arrive in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Check into your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to see some of Ljubljana, the
Slovenia capital with a strong Alpine/Austrian architectural flavor. Tonight, meet your Tour
Director and fellow travelers. (D)
Day 2 Ljubljana–Postojna Caves–Zadar, Croatia.
Undoubtedly, one of the highlights on this tour is a visit to the POSTOJNA CAVES. Your
included visit is comprised of a TRAIN ride and a walking tour, which will allow you to see
what are possibly Europe’s most extensive and best-known caves. Then, into Croatia,
traveling along the coast to Zadar for sightseeing and an overnight stay. Zadar was under
Venetian domination for centuries, then Austro/Hungarian, was ruled by Italy after WWI,
and today belongs to Croatia. (B,D)
Day 3 Zadar–Split–Dubrovnik.
Drive south to Split to visit the former home town of the Roman emperor Diocletian and his
palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See more of the lovely Dalmatian Coast before
reaching Dubrovnik for two overnights. (B)
Day 4 Dubrovnik.
Dubrovnik is the best-preserved Croatian medieval city and the liveliest in Dalmatia. The
most interesting part of the city is, of course, the Old Town. The Local Guide will give you a
full commentary on the history of this beautifully preserved medieval architectural wonder
on your included sightseeing tour. Afternoon and evening optional excursions are available.
(B)
Day 5 Dubrovnik–Neretva Gorges–Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina–Sarajevo.
Start the day with a scenic drive into the rugged beauty of the Neretva Valley. Stop in
Mostar, where a Local Guide shows you the remains of the Turkish Quarter and the
reconstructed 16th-century bridge. On to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina and
certainly the most Turkish-looking city in the Balkans—famous for its mosques, markets,
and bazaars. Your included city sightseeing with a Local Guide will give you a grand
opportunity to get acquainted with the city and its architectural highlights. (B,D)
Day 6 Sarajevo–Plitvice National Park, Croatia.
Travel north today back into Croatia to visit the country’s best-known national park—
PLITVICE. Enjoy a walk with a Local Guide through the breathtaking scenery of this natural
wonder. Its 16 lakes, wooded hills, waterfalls, and cascades make it one of Europe’s most
loved national parks. Overnight in this area. (B,D)
Day 7 Plitvice–Zagreb–Ljubljana, Slovenia.
First, stop today for sightseeing in Croatia’s capital, Zagreb. This city is packed with historic
buildings, such as the gothic-style Church of St. Marcus. Continue to Ljubljana for more
sightseeing and an overnight stay. (B)
Day 8 Ljubljana.
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
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